5 questions
In the 2020 Global Fragile States Index (FSI), the Philippines has an index score of 81. What does this mean?
The Philippines can be considered an efficient state
The Philippines can be considered a sustainable state
The Philippines can be considered a weak state
The Philippines can be considered a fragile state
The Philippines can be considered a failed state
In these states, democracy is preached more than practiced and elections are often rigged.
Weak states
Stable states
Strong states
Highly unstable states
Failed states
Classic and historic economic category given to those states that have experienced colonial rule or where their economies have been structured to meet the needs of the colonial power.
Developed states
Least developed countries
Third world states or countries
Second world states or countries
Developing states or countries
In 2019, the Philippine GDP per capita is US$ 3,485. For the World Bank, the country can be considered:
Third world country
High income country
Upper-middle income country
Low income country
Lower-middle income country
For the World Bank, what should be gross national income (GNI) per capita of a country to be considered a high income state?
Greater than $22,535
Greater than $12,535
Greater than $15,000
Between $4,046 to $10,025
Between $1,036 to $4,045